Elizabeth has wanted two things her entire life to keep her happy and fulfilled - an Italian husband and lots of rosy-cheeked bambini. The first is ticked off now she's bagged dark and sexy Roberto, the second is proving harder to achieve. But when Roberto loses his job and decides to leave London for Italy and the family business, Elizabeth hopes the change in lifestyle might help her relax and boost her chances of conceiving. Except, no matter how much ice cream she eats in the sun-drenched piazza, it's impossible to relax when her wily mother-in-law (the original black widow) seems hellbent on destroying her marriage.The language barrier is tricky, as is Roberto's beautiful, significant ex who practically lives next door. Is Elizabeth's desire for a baby enough to hold her marriage together or is it ripping it apart? And why is she suddenly craving the company of a gorgeous, blond American stranger? Her filthy, flirty thoughts about him are totally inappropriate. Yet undeniably temperatures are rising ...and it's nothing to do with the Mediterranean sun.
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Another sure-fire hit Closer Parks has produced another sassy blinder Mirror Back at her pacy best Company We've come to expect a lot from Adele Parks. She's dazzled us with tales of broken hearts, new loves and girly adventures in the likes of Young Wives' Tales and Playing Away, and now she's back with her eighth novel ... Another gem Heat
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Adele Parks was born in Teesside, north-east England, and now lives in Guildford with her husband and son. She is the author of seven bestselling novels, including the iconic Playing Away and, more recently, The Other Woman's Shoes, Husbands and Young Wives' Tales.
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Entertaining, but bad message.,
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I enjoyed the book. It was well written, funny, and the characters were developed well. However, I did not agree with the message nor did I like how it ended. Essentially, the author is saying that infidelity is ok if you're not happy. I think most chic lit involves infidelity but it is usually by the antagonist (aka the ex). In this case, it is the heroine of the story who cheats. Basically, I just find the message to be misguided and just plain wrong.
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